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Generative AI can write code, conjure interfaces and carry out tasks. That might just reinvent software as we know it… Generative AI has upended our understanding of what AI can do. Will it change how we use computers altogether?    Join us on the 9th May at 2:30pm BST for a briefing with Mike Mason, Chief AI Officer, Thoughtworks; Birgitta Böckeler, AI-First Software Delivery Lead, Thoughtworks; and WIRED Consulting's Charlie Burton. REGISTER HERE Over 30 minutes, our panel will examine how generative AI is changing software. Its flair for writing code is already transforming how software is made—but this is only the beginning. Some believe AI will spark a generational shift in how we use computers, giving us truly 'smart assistants' capable of either operating other tools on our behalf, or independently performing tasks that once required purpose-built software. As a wave of start-ups aims to bring app-killing devices to market, we ask: is this the futur...

Deel's Aaron Goldsmid talks to WIRED about how we examine the issues with AI, and explores practical ways to navigate the path ahead. HR and AI have had an uneasy relationship. While people teams have been keen to explore AI's obvious benefits, there have been high-profile examples of it going wrong. In a field where making good decisions is not only an ethical but a legal requirement, this has caused some to be deeply cautious of this technology. Right now, however, we are in the midst of an AI revolution. Generative AI is upending our understanding of what AI can do and is opening up powerful new possibilities for HR. Avoiding AI altogether now seems like an impossibility, making once-theoretical questions about safe deployment bracingly urgent. So what impact is AI having on HR already, how does it stand to change it in the future—and, crucially, how can the risks be mitigated? In this virtual briefing, WIRED's Amit Katwala spoke to Aaron Goldsmid, Head of Pr...

Deel's Aaron Goldsmid talks to WIRED about how we examine the issues with AI, and explores practical ways to navigate the path ahead. Join us tomorrow, April 23rd,  at 2pm BST for a briefing with Aaron Goldsmid, Head of Product at Deel and Amit Katwala, Senior Editor at WIRED, as we examine this issue and discuss practical ways to navigate the path ahead. REGISTER HERE HR and AI have had an uneasy relationship. While people teams have been keen to explore AI's obvious benefits, there have been high-profile examples of it going wrong. In a field where making good decisions is not only an ethical but a legal requirement, this has caused some to be deeply circumspect of this technology.   Right now, however, we are in the midst of an AI revolution. Generative AI is upending our understanding of what AI can do and opening up powerful new possibilities for HR.  Avoiding AI altogether now seems like an impossibility, making once theoretical questions about safe ...

Deel's Aaron Goldsmid talks to WIRED about how we examine the issues with AI, and explores practical ways to navigate the path ahead. Join us on the 23rd April at 2pm BST for a briefing with Aaron Goldsmid, Head of Product at Deel and Amit Katwala, Senior Editor at WIRED, as we examine this issue and discuss practical ways to navigate the path ahead. REGISTER HERE HR and AI have had an uneasy relationship. While people teams have been keen to explore AI's obvious benefits, there have been high-profile examples of it going wrong. In a field where making good decisions is not only an ethical but a legal requirement, this has caused some to be deeply circumspect of this technology.   Right now, however, we are in the midst of an AI revolution. Generative AI is upending our understanding of what AI can do and opening up powerful new possibilities for HR.  Avoiding AI altogether now seems like an impossibility, making once theoretical questions about safe deploymen...

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Generative AI can write code, conjure interfaces and carry out tasks. That might just reinvent software as we know it… Generative AI has upended our understanding of what AI can do. Will it change how we use computers altogether?    Join us on the 9th May at 2:30pm BST for a briefing with Mike Mason, Chief AI Officer, Thoughtworks; Birgitta Böckeler, AI-First Software Delivery Lead, Thoughtworks; and WIRED Consulting's Charlie Burton. REGISTER HERE Over 30 minutes, our panel will examine how generative AI is changing software. Its flair for writing code is already transforming how software is made—but this is only the beginning. Some believe AI will spark a generational shift in how we use computers, giving us truly 'smart assistants' capable of either operating other tools on our behalf, or independently performing tasks that once required purpose-built software. As a wave of start-ups aims to bring app-killing devices to market, we ask: is this the futur...

Deel's Aaron Goldsmid talks to WIRED about how we examine the issues with AI, and explores practical ways to navigate the path ahead. Join us on the 23rd April at 2pm BST for a briefing with Aaron Goldsmid, Head of Product at Deel and Amit Katwala, Senior Editor at WIRED, as we examine this issue and discuss practical ways to navigate the path ahead. REGISTER HERE HR and AI have had an uneasy relationship. While people teams have been keen to explore AI's obvious benefits, there have been high-profile examples of it going wrong. In a field where making good decisions is not only an ethical but a legal requirement, this has caused some to be deeply circumspect of this technology.   Right now, however, we are in the midst of an AI revolution. Generative AI is upending our understanding of what AI can do and opening up powerful new possibilities for HR.  Avoiding AI altogether now seems like an impossibility, making once theoretical questions about safe deploymen...